Ivan Boesky, Notorious Financier and Insider Trader, Dies at 87

Boesky's 1980s scandal shocked the Jewish community and reshaped discussions on ethical philanthropy.

Boesky was convicted of insider trading in 1987 and served time in prison.
His actions led to a $100 million fine and significant public disgrace.
Boesky's downfall sparked debates on accepting donations from tainted sources.
He was linked to the character Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone's film 'Wall Street.'
Boesky's legacy remains a complex mix of philanthropy and criminality.